New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-01

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Che snaufnsfs. che rlefsymeu nnd tic pal .bsafsfs
Yfrfadsd the hr4fsr THIS WINS drawn ny Tour Hpir-
Ted black hnt.os ratufed ni,eosi entlfeiv With
soushie tfapUinsa aud moYvd lu th' centre ot 40"
lpw agufie termed ht he tfand Nfht eH''tb
h. lins of n,sfrs lron the sfstp Gronnss law
thfuurh fennss VtIiR ave-. lii'nith'-i,i NefW"n'
sed Els'ae isaad ave. "hA 1etss.h ~
rfavfs hY the r1iloe, bot tie N'"waiH
nsis l1ropgod d.sVto 'ho infl'menl weaihrt
WHOM ihe hnli ui ths paved streets was pasf'd
the nn.idy. snth.riytfel fpida proved almost i,n.
passaile ing 'udes fiaus aud many "i tn"-e N''
slaf q dfoppeh out ~ me llu" nnd te'umI ~
iiir SEQ tfnek Frefetv. iH wiirh IN, hu' ~
Tn dead .epEior siIi temporarily lie nilnln' il"
soldiers Home ffnunds au1 "a ih' "dtN l'itA
sfeand ~ ins plsifci, havlns bon =" ~. 'u,t
t4ta b. Hutchinson van 'hces west hnh
FIe@ 100 i,'t nor,h q lie g1 ape.
piRead iu = public ytuit nssr hv hni 'Hs 'tkou "hi
aHl pae.d in tne iiuirhinspp Ttnlt WIN ~" h"ad
tewnfd iho north, shortly h'i4" Toe tw" 20, ''g
klrniy roilahaa sranish ro,lrr wifh PLAIN panel
hna ana aad nurulshed oapnef tumuinaa 90 th"
plair afe engraved The words Do John A. L"sHh'
NHsno'clooA 80 large h.ll ~ tho cemetery
h.Han toll nnd ihs head II th' pf"ce-.i"n ra.-"d
SLOWLY ihnuau Ga entrance. 0enerhl ~hrtdani
s,tpnlpauiel hi 800 uf''"'lY clmo 10 ~. 'h.' au
tonk 80 = position a. The touh wh'fc, no WIS
iotust hy UpHerai nrhway aud stan inc p1l
bearsus anahted and took thei' places nn TIE loot.
wals hi iho hrnfse slowly turned tie r"hd ~
The loot ~ fhr hfli Wtih 70 iitto dt nv lhe ''hln
va frunvcd and rlscrd ~ the entrance To the
vsuli. 49, this time che uecupnnis oi TIE chiihsrS
had ale fhtsd remained standing an tho i"u'.
salt The tHtrsne containing th" immediate
ssemiers q thr dr1l senators iHmi drove Mp
sud look position dlr'nliy ia front OF TIE tomb
Jaha 4 Logan. ~ aliRhied hat Mrs. Logan re-
snai ct iu the cnrilHpc throughout he cetcnnoN
NiaHdiug neaf me head ~ the corn p uepaUm"hl
thap.niu -wniinw began e. read the hutini service
OF fhe Geand Army Surrounding tho
coffin stond members of tie Cabinet, Neha orr ava
r. ufusfufu ives. AtmN officers Ut n ~ thnk hnd
Gre -hlirrll veterans When Chaplain had hhlhhed
d. Newman stepped fUtw sid AMI uefrd the i,"id (,
lrtVrr aud pronounced he heuedil uon ! No hhhu
h. tau Is play s,ftiy as the plll-boarcfs stepped
fufV nul anl bore the c0fl into the vault.
\ tnIrpeter standing a. tho entrance or the
tSub. fni@ei ma lnsi um"ut 10 his lbs ana bfuke
~ lead ailencc with lars L. ghts uul.l lhe
eoflu was thcu uncovered aud Nl'ue 81 ihc doau
kena tors relative and friends passed through me
entra a took - at luok No his features. Atter
ieN moments tide CoVer Was rtplaced ann
the caskct fastened with thumb screws. The
oarTispe occupied by Mrs. Logan aud her
son renamed long enough 20 en- bic her 10
give Noms directiOns g. Deputy Sergeant a. Anus
Chr 49, r. regarding he disposition II some OF the
flower. The remainder of the horai decorations
were conveyed io the tomb completely GOVERN B
the cuiin. Then the Key was turned IN The iron
door.
Alter tho ceremonies al the tomb were over
Depu,y Sergeant-.i- Arms CHRISTIE called upon i'n-
Hunt at the soldiers Home, and suggested ne
pfOrrefy II having u quart Of honor over inc
body. General Hunt az once called Zoe volunteers
fspfn the residents of the nome add IN short tine
tson The voIun' guard viii lie maintaineh day
and night IN twoh ar watches. unth telcn OF
rrsulai soldiers - detailed for guard duty 10y tho
besfetary OF War.